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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1910
Page
8
In Roswell New Mexico on October 12 the Cheyenne Indians defeated Roswell 4 to 0. Outstanding fielding by the Indians and Rusty’s pitching highlighted the game. Roswell, holder of the Southwest championship, could lose the series with the next two games determining the Midwestern title.
Cheyenne will not host the Grand Prize automobile race after a disastrous Vanderbilt event in New York led to its temporary abandonment. President George H. Nagle of the Cheyenne Motor Club said in a telegram last week inviting promoters to relocate the race to Cheyenne four mile speedway.
A telegram from New York dated October 12 confirms President George W. Nagle of the Cheyenne Motor Club in Wyoming received an offer for Mr. Vanderbilt from the Savannah Security and Private Race. The message thanks the Automobile Club of America for forwarding the offer.
Sheridan. October 12. Guy Buckles the noted middleweight who has defeated high class opponents across the west has accepted a Paris offer for a series of bouts and plans to leave Sheridan on November 1 for Europe.
Democratic rally Friday evening October 14 at the Capitol Avenue Theatre will feature principal speakers Senator Joseph M. Carey of Cheyenne for governor Dr Earl Whedon of Sheridan for secretary of state and Miss Rose Bird of Cambria for superintendent of public instruction.
Umpire Bly Krvens given Lajoie a clean bill of health after Lajoie was reported to have eight hits in the series against St. Louis New York Engelidwhs fights between Leach Cross and Jack Dorman at Fairmount A. in October. Napoleon Rucker trains in Atlanta for a Ty Cobb auto race. Langford also listed in report from Chicago.
Fragmentary baseball report details two NL games with line scores and player mentions. Teams referenced include Brooklyn and Chicago with batter lists like Parsons Ferguson Rairdan and Miller on one side and Albertanus Phelps Overall Richie Kling on the other, plus Boston and Philadelphia entries with various Batter lineups. The garbled text notes multiple innings scores and player names without complete results.
In a district court ruling Judge Carpenter found the Carey faction of Republicans won control over the Mull en faction. Two parallel conventions had nominated county officers and delegates to the state convention. The court upheld the Carey majority and slated Rawlins as the seat of the ruling, with ongoing moves to challenge Mull en election legitimacy.
A motion for a new trial was overruled and the case will likely proceed to the supreme court after the seating dispute of legal delegates at Rawins.
Mrs P Macfarlane arrived yesterday from Macfar lane for a brief visit. William G Curtis of Torrington was among arrivals in Cheyenne yesterday. Mrs George Catlin of Hartville visits friends in Cheyenne. Mr and Mrs E O Orchard of Casper visit Cheyenne. Z W Potter of Casper is a business visitor in Cheyenne. Mr and Mrs Henry Decker returned to Cheyenne from Saratoga. Alex Holt of Carpenter came into the city yesterday. Miss Edith Bond returns to Cheyenne from Washington DC where she worked in the Census bureau and will join the publicity bureau of the Republican committee.
An afternoon arrangement directs attendees to meet at Rady's undertaking establishment at 1 o'clock to escort the remains of Edward Crommet to the depot. Signed Dictator Secretary and Kw. J. Walters.
A wildfire tears through Tate Mountain pines leaving charred stumps as remnants of former grandeur. The dry slopes fuel a roaring blaze with pine needles burning and flying sparks making the air hard to breathe.abela painting at Mberman Co.
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